A Korean ballad about time that refuses to heal and a person who won't leave your chest.
A Korean ballad about time that refuses to heal and a person who won't leave your chest.
Most love songs promise an ending, even a sad one.
The singer admits 'Sarang, nan jagyeogi eobseo', love, I have no place, but the song itself is the place where that love endlessly, uselessly resides.
A Korean ballad about time that refuses to heal and a person who won't leave your chest.
Sigan, cham bujil eobtdan geol
Most love songs promise an ending, even a sad one. This one refuses that contract. The singer admits 'Sarang, nan jagyeogi eobseo', love, I have no place, but the song itself is the place where that love endlessly, uselessly resides. It's a ballad built on the vanity of devotion that knows it's going nowhere.
The phrase 'Myeot nal myeochil, Myeot nyeoni heulleoseo gaseum', how many days, how many months, how many years have passed through my chest, doesn't measure time's passage so much as its failure. It's not about moving on; it's about counting all the time you've spent not moving on. The chest becomes a container where years just accumulate, heavy and unresolved.
'Time, it turns out, was useless.' It's a flat, exhausted realization. Not an epiphany, just the quiet collapse of the hope that time itself was doing any work.
There's a quiet desperation in how the phrase 'ne sosig mundeug deullyeo ol ttaemyeon', when every piece of your news reaches me, just hangs there. It's not dramatic; it's just a fact that undoes all the time that supposedly passed.
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Tteo ollidaga, miwodo hadaga,
Ijeun deut saldaga dasi
Neol saenggag hada
Dalla jiji anhneun geon
Eotteohge deun neon itda
Yeogi, nae gaseum anedo
Nae sumgyeol sogedo
Myeot nal myeochil,
Myeot nyeoni heulleoseo gaseum
Apa nunmul kkajineun an heulleodo
Ne sosig mundeug deullyeo ol ttaemyeon
Sigan, cham bujil eobtdan geol
Nega naege gareuchyeo
Sarangdo hada, ibyeoldo haetdaga,
Neoboda manhi
Nal akkin saram mannado
Jigyeobge maju chin geon
Neoreul hyanghan aswium
Sarang, nan jagyeogi eobseo
Sasil jasin eobseo
Myeot nal myeochil,
Myeot nyeoni heulleoseo gaseum
Apa nunmul kkajineun an heulleodo
Ne sosig mundeug deullyeo ol ttaemyeon
Sigan, cham bujil eobtdan geol
Nega naege gareuchyeo
Naneun uljido motae
Amudo ireon nal alji motae
Eodi gidael gotdo eobtneun nal
Geotgwa mami dareun ireon
Nan geujeo hansum man
Oh
Neol saranghae, I do,
Na neoege marhage doelkka
Aljima, jigeum ireon nae maeum
Negen beogeoul tenikka
Nal bodeon du nun,
Eolgul, neoui geu hyanggiga
Deo isangeun naege
Seonmyeong hajido anhda gado
Ne eolgul dasi tteo oreul ttaemyeon
Sigan, da soyong eobtdeora
Nae mam geudaero deora
A Korean ballad about time that refuses to heal and a person who won't leave your chest. Most love songs promise an ending, even a sad one. The singer admits 'Sarang, nan jagyeogi eobseo', love, I have no place, but the song itself is the place where that love endlessly, uselessly resides.
Na Yoon Kwon performs "Countless Days", and this lyric page sits inside the Na Yoon Kwon catalog on LyroVerse.
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